Jordan’s government spokesperson says the country has not ordered an evacuation of the Aqaba airport or the Aqaba seaport. According to the spokesperson, the airport and port are operating normally. The statement attributes the lack of evacuation orders to the absence of recorded potential threats. Both outlets report that no specific threat prompting evacuations has been identified, and that normal operations continue at the two facilities in Aqaba. The spokesperson’s remarks indicate that authorities are not taking evacuation-related measures at this time and that any concern is not reflected in recorded threat information. The reporting provides the same core update from the Jordanian government: no evacuation has been issued and operations at the airport and seaport remain in place as usual.
Jordan says it has not ordered evacuation of Aqaba airport or seaport
Jordan’s government spokesperson says the country has not ordered an evacuation of the Aqaba airport or the Aqaba seaport. According to the spokesperson, the airport and port are operating normally. T...
- Jordan has not ordered the evacuation of Aqaba airport or the Aqaba seaport.
- The Jordanian government spokesperson says both facilities are operating normally.
- No potential threats have been recorded, according to the spokesperson.
- Normal airport and port operations continue in Aqaba as reported by multiple outlets.
Says airport and port are operating normally as no potential threats have been recorded
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